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Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

THE MOVEMENT In favor OF Q sonstl.
tuhonsl couven Ion still goes on, and
tomorrow night the Raputl cans will
hold . meeting for the purpose Of orga-
n'zing. There IL, ~ We have said be.
fore, but one thing that will defeat Oh Is
measure, and that is the apathy OF 80
many OF the people. Mt q1ite two
weeks reuAiu until the day SGT for the
election, aud yet there are mon 10 this
city who cannot tell II they have the
right to vote. Many OF this class nc
doubt think, and In fact 1t hiss beer
said, that the qualifications OF votert
will not be questioned very closely, bu,
we have every reason 10 believe that
such will not be the case, and that the
opposers OF the movement will stot
each vote they can, kno wing foil well
that every vote which can bs kept ous,
that would be cast 10 favor OF . con-
ventsap, Is even better Tor them th,x q
vote cast against 1t. Therefore, 10 ID
che duty Of every voter to ses that he II
fully armed and equipped, aud tha
nothing can prevent hun casting hi
vote TOR q con vention."
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

The second branch of the Amalgamat
ed Society of Carpenters In Chicago have
issued card, as follows: 1--WE wish l,
distinctly understood that we, as body
do not adopt the res luton pas sed by
Carpenters Courcil at Friday night,
meeting in regard 10 the verdict In th,
case of the condemned Anarchists, and
whereas, theJ have.been, RED by q jury i'm
panelled IN a lawful manner, and che cas-,
pres ded over by one OF our ablest judges
also thorough y examined by the leacinl
judges of our Sta'e; and, whereas, W,
are combint d to benefit our members anc
the trade in general, not for the purpos,
OF crushing out law and order, we eonse
qrently have no sympathy whatever Will
tae anarchicai element; Resolved, Tha
we consider 1t presume tuous In the Car
penters' Council 10 drag the carDt inter-
of Chicago az a body TO the front Is opel
rebellion against the courts of justice I,
our country.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

THE MEETING held o. the o ,srA
House last evening shows that the
people OF this city sympsth'zs deeply
with the oppressed OF Ireland. The
remarks OF the distinguished visitors,
Sir Grattsn E'monde and Arthur p.
O'Oonpell, NJ. p, we're temperate, bus
to the point, and there was not Q per-
son present but felt their furcs The
deter min alton OF the Irish people to
secure their rights was shown In Dir
Grattsn Eimonde's telling remark:
"For se ven hundred years Ireland has
fought for her rights, and II necessary
she viii struggle seven hundred more I"
It must be remembered that these are
TIE sentiments OF Q man wh1 has lef.
the Aristo,racy 70 esponss the Cause OF
the people. England's hold on iceland
is becoming weaker every yesr, and tie
day Is n 1t far distant when the "Green
Isle" will emerge from the fres OF op
preston and persecution, by whi,h she
has suffered for so many years, aud
take her place among the nations oil
the earth. There 10 o limit beyond
which even oppression csnno. 60; thu,
limit was reached In this country ovel
q century ego, and We believe is almost
reached In Ireland.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
w ANAM AKERS

rHrLADnbrarA. Wednesday, Oct 10 1897
The Black Dress Stufs
No striking newness to
name to-day. Old favoIites,
often with each old good
ness made better. A tall
ing off nowhere. 1t is
neither Pricstley's nor Lu.
pins way to fill off. Expe-
riment, change, try, but
every step forward. Ms
takes of course; those you
don't hear OF. The s!uEs
that go to the world are
tried. You may not like
them; but it won't be be
cause they lack worth.
Henriettas we're at first
used only as mourning
stuffs. Many women thin i
that is their limit now
Wrong. We sell most Hen,
riettas for out of mourning
wear Above $I25 ,ht
choice is mo.e likely to bt
Henrietta than Cashmere
Such an altogether Lowell
stuff A silk.and-wcol s,uf
Softness and delicacy Of t.
finest wool; springy, crisJ
toughness Of the silk. 4
mixed fabric with none &
the faults OF mixed ia oric'
85c to So, Below 81, 3
in abo 7e, 40 in.
Drap d'Alma. Another {
Priesiley's and anothe
'avorite. Simple eleganc
in the fine diagonal line
silk. aud-wool, 81 IS to s.
SO; all-wool, 7sc to So.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
fAlad', !I Wilmington ! \
dmcrs Railwai. =
June 18Th, las,


rs.,.. M .ssvs wiiniastop 4, ,,,
5nnsdslphis [sxprsss,. q .,, - 'ciiawu
Ss,is,e@, 10, sG, 10 o. ~ n, ~, I'd
nsasM, "a. Q 70 ana "a a., ~ u
q ! ~ .oaauon. . 20. 7 %. ~, ~, n:
ssgs ~, ~, ] %, go, 10 10 n "@Aq
a A. ", :, u Ky lezpress). tSo';
D. a. u = m, 1880, Sn, a., sss,
Accommodation, ~.,u,m
Esw Yo,s% ~, 20, . u ana 70 4,
20 Of. ii namr",SM 80. $50, fSr.
,os, 10 70 ,. M w. ~ ~ o. aHta, IA
nol ives. Uheetsy, Wis Lsnot,, ,n
~ "a .. r.. ~ and 4 co D. n. Wv AZ
scr nevsrk tOsntrsI sSs ,,,.
"eticnA ga. u, IL Es aba 4 "a i'SO, stlii
Baltimore aud inssrnsiia.s az a, n
W. eE and II 80 .. m. 'sH'''na, u
Sa,unofe and Bay Lins, fDb
naittmore and Wishiny,on' r.
q 70 Ara y az AN M ~ %, M. aGs, az M
Trans for Dsiawars DIVISION l,,,,n.
rs .. M snS ~ 4, ~ = IL, iasL, az, Id
rs0fxssoSa snd Lswss, . &c .. a.. sut
,, xor ksneb0sh. ESQ - n. and ga NJ
Ssaiotd iEsprs,sl sBp. N.
hafnns ton. DolnAr and way s,.,r,,
d NJ, IL 10 p. N. ''sNett,'
,,i E.r . y iof ! Harrington. go .. a. v.
kxgrsss for pavsr. A.sr.nx,s, xsa u
mar, - % night. Ssa
franklin Uity, $50 q N.
Express foI Gaps CHARLES, Old ya,,. ~
'ort And NORFOLK, II % kisai
yaavo pbuacs,os,.
Wilmington (cypressl. Ia rs rs '@i y
. 10, 1870, Ills, II 81 4. IN
$50, sos, : q, sol, o., ii 70 D. N. 'A'f
Accommodation, Q 80. 10 a.
w, ss!, = y. aos 10 % 10 70 aud ii Taa
SUNDAY THAlHc.
For Philadelphia fsxpress,. ana "a
w, s1o. II VI q. m. Q aT, II and 81
Accommodation, SIS q, n,. giS ;s
$ie, eSo, 7 %. $50 p. N.
ror Chester tsxprsss), I ls,s 10, HI.
% 90 and ? 10 D. n.
Accommodated, 0 u o. m, N,cju,
80 and Z % D. N. va
ror Now York tszpresa,, SO. se 4,
,n, sls.n 81 q m, ~, t3a. slss, iS,,
ri YES. oAsss.s. via Ianes,n, ,u.,
and 30 .. m.
Norfolk 1905 night. '''''''' "
For New UastIs, Hiddletnvn n,,u
Dover, harrington, Sosford. iar.sl y,
DeimAr, II % night. -
baltimore and Wnshinston, o. ts,,
10 0s A.ro. IL 90, $3.50 and Z q .. "a. NJ,
acre. Q u, Eud IL % pm,
LsGyo PhiiAdsiphiS, Broad ssrsss, n,
abingdon teSpross), IL "a, 8 ", I ". 10. NJ
y 10. toe,e o., and II 70, D. n.
/ Recommendation, SIS, 10 Is =. n, - q |,
olo. as and II c: D. Ia
Trains naked tnus ss)ays asisss GIL,
1p6D vhtrn syeSs tnre 10 nnan-td.
Hof further fnyosp,asinn ppssauyer N
/ ie1red " the tioxct otAos 81 tsG ssAg,on,
J. Z. Su0G
- tsensfal Passenger k<ea,
OnAafns y. Yrez tfeEersl Nxyt.s
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

THERE ARE SINE people In this 81 y
who are inqui.itive enough to want Co
know whea tbs committee, which for
weeks have been investigating the
charges preferred sgainss Mr.. Graham,
intend to make . report, And Ia. the
public know what their conolu sions
are. These people are tax payers, and
have assisted In putting the % IN bers
OF that committee In the post lions
whi,h they occupy In the Board OF Ed.
ucAtion. rhts matter, which should
have bten setslsi IN two ~etks a; the
furthest, has been allowed To drag
along for seversl months, and although
the investigation practtcatiy olnsed q
fortnight og1, Toe committee have moi
yet made any rspori II, IN their jadz
men., the charges have not bseu gu D.
gtantia's I'd by tie evidences, Why MT cay
so, but It the reverss should be- the CASE
let the people koow Is.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

SINCE SIX O'CLOCK last Saturday
evening, the IRE department hAs been
causslsss,y called out thres times, and
we think that IL 10 about time soma.
thing WAS done to prevent . recurrencs
OF this useless expense and tr5u Die.
The q est alarm was on Saturday even
ing, the occasion being the burning OF .
barn come two miles Gu. in the couu-
try, and for which It would have been
about - sensible 10 have called ths de.
pArtmens ous for . Are Ia Pailadelph
The next WAS on Monday afternoon,
when . slight Gre occurred 10 we'll
Jog house, which Was extinguished with
. few buckets OF wA.er by the time the
alarm was stru,k. In this instance the
unnecessary calling out Of the depart
ment came very near resulting In .
fatal sncident. The last 90 ,ssion Was
about 8 y ,look yester Jay after noon, and
In not one OF these cases should the 6re-
men have been called out Some per
sons do no. stop 10 think OF the expense
incurred In striking IN sisrn OF fire,
and may be surprised TO learn that an
engine car not leave the house to respond
10 ~ hiAtm ~ . ioos VOst thbh VS' ~
We add to this the loss OF time TO the
men who, when . ne occurs in the day
time, ls.ve their work ~ respond, IL
viii, 81 . moders,e estimate, make .
total cost Of not less than sl00, which
is woIss than thrown away when q
needle alarm IL struck In the day
time. An old A.emsn, In talking about
this m.,,er yes'erdsy, said that when
FIRE occurred In . workshop an alarm
could not be sounded too q1lck, but
when 1t vss In . dwelling house, IN
alarm should not Do struck until Is was
evident thst the a ,mes could not be ex-
tingui,hed by the means ct hand. The
Fire Com mittee OF Council should, II
posslb'e, adopt some means 10 prevent
the department being called ont un-
necessarily.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

also 70 the country generally. Ore far
msr says t~o men dug al day % sst
nine bushels, End then @sny OF them
~ere 700 email tof table usa II thts b
% shars ~tll be . still farther advances
Ia tbs pri.s OF potssoer, and those hAY.
log good crops will make something
handsome out Of thsm.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
wXK.Ms - ..xVn a. 4. U&I nAs4s -

Wxk.saH ~ asEVn a. o U&ERaAn!s ~.
Time table In effect May latD, 1871. ~
leave wilmington tFreDch street, % iol. ,
Fer Reading, BirdsDoro, j0arns, oSrsy
deld, Wayneaburs Junction, Manor, ~ ~.
vtlle, TE.1aqua, AIIsntown, Lebsno4 ~
nergvilla and al points on the Phiis1sP
ard Res.dirg u. H., 100 a. m. end ~" ~
For Springfield, WaJues6aIs ~; ~
tisn, Gainesville, Er9brceyllio, bevhy
Chadd's Ford ana Erfonrs AID !nS1A
tinse potnts,t.6 AN, z ID, snd 10 D. y,
FOR Ooatesvsilo and intsrmed iHse P~
- 4 Is ?. III. ,n.M
For W cot Chester, Ten .. n. so aaa
In. m. .,.., cssa
For Nnw Bricye and irte-med'se XVI
$40 p. u. and on SATURDAY, All 40 "9'
". u. ,,..,nsil,j
On SUNDAY for Heading snd inss rn,'s Z
points, at . 10 q. NJ, s..d FOL SpEhtuS''
intermediate points ats u 2. m;ypAgu.I
&. a. 81 GOA GsLAND. D. u. El o. M
Superintendent. Ter ~"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
d EgISTEK'S ORDER.
III RE9IsTHR's OyPTUI,
NEW OAsTLn COUNTY, DnI.,
JABTLM OUuhTF, DDs,
October 9Th, 1887


October 9Th, 1887
Upon the application Of CLARK WEB
SrER, ", Executor Of LEWIS BIRD,
late Of Biapdy vino Hd., In said county
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed BY tho
Register that the Executor Aforesaid give
notice 81 granting OF letters Testamen.
tary upon the estate OF the de-
eascd, with the date Of granting thereof,
BY causing Advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date oil
such letters In SIX OF the most public places
OF the county Of New Castle, requiring al
persons having demands against the estate
10 present the same, or abide BY an Act Of
Assembly In ouch oAse made and provided ,
and also cause the same 70 DO inserted
within the same period in tho Daily
RHFubLIoAr, newspaper published in VII.
mfngton, Del, and 70 be continued therein
tnret weeks 10 o d..
~~~) Given under the hand and Seal
( L. iofUtfce Of the Register aforesaid
~~~~ At Wilmington, In New Castle
County Aforesaid, tho day and year above
~ritten. JOHN X. BkADfORD,
| Register.
roTIcx.-Ali persons having claims aRainst
he estate Of the deceased must present tho
sene, duly atteseed to tho Executor,
On or before october eth, 1855, o.
abide the Act Of Assembly IN such case MAJ Z
End provided
CLARK WEBSTER sr Executor.
/ Address, Wilmington, D-l.
tr a. u. FRAl a, Esq, his Attcrnoy
o73w-eod Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

The Time honored Notre Dame, Balti
more, Md.
We have had ample opportunity tc
convince ourselves Of the efficacy of Sal
walton OIL. We cheerfully submit oul
names to the publis as reference. Re
spectfully Sisters of Notre Dame,
Aisquith q Eager & Sta. Ba ttmcre, Nd
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
siAL1l hOnA G. wAAv kAsaAaAI
soAsDULs In EYfEor. JAY L I'D
Trains leave delaware Avenue De,a
EAiSr.bOUHD:

soAsDULs In EFFECT. JAY I 10
Trains leave delaware Avenue DEN;
EAsr.boUFD;.
rnlia. Accommodation, daily ..,.,s.I,A 4
!hilh. Accommodation, dsily.
tbtlB. Accommodation, d4ly.....;.nA
ehllA. Accommodation y.....I6. 10 a.
pntts. b Chester express, daily u.iGA
phils. Accommodated daily .... La ?. 4
PhiIs. Accommodation, daily. SO 3,
phils. h Chester express, daily. ...lbbl
Phil. Accommodation, daily ....... Slap
rnitn. Accommodation, dsIy, aNE 4
'hiIs. Accom-. daily. exoeps SUNDAY @pd
pbilk. h Chester expre1s, daily, ,.Ep.
phiiz. Accommodation, daiiy,.....s.lsp.
wk3T.BOUND:
OnieeSc Limited, daily. ..........,t9 l.
Arrives OniczEo 9.b0 uekt nofninS.
Baltimore Accommodation, dRJ,,
except sunday. eBA
Cincinnati Limited, dAily........n.Ak 4.
Arrives OincinnAti la L. q. 81 I'D
go p. n. next day.
t.aiLino1s accommodation, dons, a@ p
OniosRo ard st LooIs EGpNsF. ]
diiiy...............-
Slnseriy Accommodation, dsjly, I'M
FOR LASDENRlRG, . 70 4. N .eara1|
only: 100 q, u. daily, except sahdsl
s.o0 p. M, and B.aS Y. u. dai:y.
Trains leave bisrKss Stfeet Syhucn:
For Philadelphia $50 A. al, daily sts1
Sunday, 24s Y. M. dsily. For ihllns|
atb 2. NJ, daily. Po' Lando1he-g, ~ y
u. 90 A. M. daily, except SUNDAY; gfoh
Sunday only; AS and s.T p. NJ dsJ
Trains Tor ~IiminSton--hesve fhuAd1
phla A7.0 and go 3. %. daily. w
tally, except sunday; 1000, sloS .
6sily;2 %, AGO. 40, 800, hso, Nv W
90 p. u. daiiv
Xxprsgs trsirsA ..,,,
". H. OIAIsM ENTS, q. x. LOsh
Mapaxer. Gsnl Pan. nItf|
Telephone No. 1a3
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
latfsss Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL nAMM
Row Orleans. LA.

pEMEMDEp That the presence Of
II . III Enl DEN Generals BcsureEard
and Early, who are In charge Of the draw.
tngs, Is guarantee OF absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances are all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prize.
REM I'm Ben that tbs payment Of AL
Prizes IL GUARANTEED Ri FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS OF New Orleans,
and the Tkkets aro signed BY the Presi.
dent OF an Institution, whose chartered
rixnts are recogn ised IN the highest Oourts;
therefore. beware Of any limitations or sn'
noy nous schemes
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
pEGIsTER's ORDER.
- REGIBTER'S OFFlCE,
NEW CAaTIH llaunTY. DEL.

Az REGIsTER's OFYlCE, !
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
September %, 1857.
!Ipon the application OF Samuel e. Dixon.
Administrator Of Maris T. Dixon, late Of
MIN Greek Hundred, In said county,
Deceased, Il Is ordered aud directed
by the Register that the Administra-
tor aforesaid give notice OF granting of let
ters OF Administration upon the estate
OF the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof by causing adver-
tisements to be posted within 10 days from the
date OF such letters in six of the most public
places OF the county OF New Castle, requiring
al persons having demands against the estate
70 present the same. or abide BY an Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided ;
nna also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period In the paily REPUBLICAN,
newspaper published In Wilmington, and to
pc continued therein three weeks (e.o d.
Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. D. }Ofiee Of the Register aforesaid, NJ
t~~~oc w ilninRton. in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
HoTICk.-hll persons having claims RRains
the estate Of the deceased must present til,
same, duly attested to the AdministT ato
;On or before September %, 1888, OIL
abide the Act OF Assem- oily In such case N ad'
znd provided.
SAMUEL @. DIXON,
Administrator.
Afdress, Wilmington, Del, or X g. Fraim
ESQ.,, Ms attorney. sI-Jw-eon
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

THERE IS said 10 No real po'a'o
famine IN Name, which is quire a ser
ious less to the people OF thaE 5.s.e, and
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
BEE HIVE"
BOG MARKET ST,
The cIown|ng Bargains d
The Season,

on pitces Oh Dre66 doOCe, that
has been free selling stuff at soc.
a yard this week, now to go at
3Ttc; a large variety of styles,
just bought by accident.
We have alb ut 40 pieces more
OF the Csc. Dress Goods that
we're in our last advertisement
still selling at l6c. a yard; a
stunning bargain
The way our 8 ripe Silk Vel.
vets have been cut the past few
days shows the ladies sppreciate
the goods at little more than
half rice.
We still give you An opportu
nifty, for one week, to buy O
White Wool Blanket tor $l.25 q
pair. II you are as eager as you
ought to be for them th,y will
not last us that long.
hale OF Gray Twilled Elan
mel, 26c. goods. Your chance at
tae m now for l9c. q yard. Don y
wait too lorg and then mourn
your loss because they were all
sold
A full supply of Demorest Pat.
terms.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

We, the uudsrsigne ned Ranks and BAnksra
VIII psy Gil Prizes drawn IN The LouirfAna
State Lotteries which may DO presented n
). II 0GLEsBY, Pres. Louisfass
National Bauh
PIERCE LANAUx, Pres. state rs
e1OuoD DanR
q. ma LDWIH. Pres. n q Mari M
CARL KOWM, Pres. Union National
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

Camel's.hair will be a,

lace; very pleasant 10 the
touch. and drapes gracefully;
l44 in, 81 to 81 so.
Two more of Priestley's,
ICamel's-hair M o urnin e
lCloth, a soft, clinging, silk.
and. wool stuff; 40 in, $3.50
Ito S2.5o; and the same stuff
without the ''hair,' $1.25 to
lS2.5O. Call it Alys. A this
season newness, with a very
Islight but very pretty crepe
effect.
Three styles of silk-and-
wool Camel's-hair Diagonals
from the famous Bradford
maker. Didn't exactly hit
the popular taste. That is
why the price Is down $3.50
to sr.a5.
Lupin's Drap d'Ete; a
magnificent stuff always; 46
in. So to So 50.
Many merchants say it
don't pay to keep the Lupin
!Merinos- poorer makes will
lido. We don't think SO.
Lupin leads in Merinos just
as Priestley does in Silk
and.wools We mean to
keep the best. That is why
Fall lines OF Lupin's Meri-
mos are here; SO to 46 in,
SOC to IL rs.
| Cashmeres, best makes,
50c to 81 rs.
| Alpacas are again coming
Into favor for dresses; 75c to
Isl.
Atwood and silk.and.wool
Wells from Pfiestley; % in.
side border and deep end
border; ready for use; $3.50
to 50.
| Nuns Vei'ing by the
yard, 75c to s..
Second CT Gle. southeast Of centre.
| Two of the Linen items:
j Extra good Huck Towels
/ 25c The best we ever Of.
fered at the price.
! Women's Printed Liner
handkerchief down from
$3.50 to 81 a doz
Near Womsn's Waiting Room.
1 They say we had the lar
; 'gest Ruf11ing Counter in the
world. We've doubled it
sIHad to. Such special lot
las this need space: Tourist.
Ruflling, 6 yds. in box, SOC
/, 3 and 3 rows of fine white
,,Ior black Null Rutfling, 8 t.
t l5c New effects in folt
$ Ruffling, 20 to 4Oc.
Southwest of centre.
! Better and better work il
Muslin Underwear ever,
lyear. AS much care will
J Iplain things as any. Worl
olthat will bear looking al
), Figure on the material ant
: the time as you look a
-Ithese. Night Dresses, neatl
81 trimmed with embroidery
!. l55c to 81. Skirts, goo'
,-Imusiin, bind embroidere,
tlntfi. S, 75c; others 81 to ST.
II - hundred styles. Chemi
VI SIS, 35c to 81. Drawers
S 35c to 81.
t Chestnut street side, east of Main Aisl,
81 Ladies' Derbys, for rldin
, and travelling. First qualit,
brown and blacks; $12t
81 They've been 81 to $3.50.
q Thirteenth and Chestnut streets corne
d All good sorts of shoe,
Y. Some you have known an
J. some you will do well t
81 kCow:
'c New styles In Mems Fine Calf Ha,
,e wen congress shote; no trouble TO p
on; elastic srrauttd made In i'm tatii
z race ana plain crimped fronts on ope
|. anu London capped toes. IS Tor any
y the new styles
Il Mems Hand made Lond.n Cap Butte
eel t.. Were SO, now g. n.
tlilfrpn'a Ei,,o A..
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
CAPITAL PRIZE, $l5O,OOO.

"ws do hereby certify that We supsrvNe
the arrangsmsnts for all the Monthly and
,omi Annual DraWInss Of The Louisiana
Stzs Lottery DO, and In person manage
md control the drawings themselves, and
hat the same are conducted with honesty,
fairness and y FOOD faith coward al pArtas I.
and We auth4kfEs the company 70 use tAif
oorttnoste, with fac-simiios Of our signature
Sttachsd u tss Hdvsrs.semsnts."
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
Capital Prize, $4,000.

2,iTp Prises, amounting D........... $685., 600
Application for rates 70 clubs should be
made only to the once Of the Company In
Nsw OrleAne.
FOR further informsti write clearly, civ.
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or Rev YORK ExehsnSs
In ordinary letter. Currency oy expresG,
lat our expenss) addretsed
n. A. DAUPHIN,
Kew Orleans, La.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

Atwood and silk-and.wool
Wells from Pfiestley; D in.
side border and deep end
Border; ready for use; $3.50
to 50.
Nuns Yelling by the
yard, 75c to s..
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

wsxhinrton. ID. &
Connecticut western news., 1887-05-18
lAkEVILLE.

Rev Dr Eddy will deliver the Memo rial day address in this town.
 The Methodist church is still under going repairs. It is now ready for the painters and frescoers.
 Abram Martin is putting gable roof on his house.
 The Holley Manufacturing Go. are moving the small building on the north west side of the main building, and are going to erect new one on its site.
 The village improvement society are putting the sidewalks in order, much needed work.
 House cleaning and renovating is the order of the day here, which makes business good for the stores.
 A large number of persons were taken on probation last Sunday in the~M. E.. church, fruits of the late revival
 MT H. Wilson has been quite sick of late, but is slowly improving.
 A large number of people are suffer ing from an epidemic cold.
 Mrs Seth Walton Is still on the sick list
 Over 100 patronized the excursion o1 the young ladies' mission circle to Hart ford last Thursday.
 M. H. Robbins is superintendent ol the Sunday school recently organized ir the Harrison district.
 notice can be found on the land of one of our farmers : Positively Boys an6 girls caught on the primses I will prosti kuted theIn."
Connecticut western news., 1887-05-18
RORABACKS CORONATION.
DESCRIBED BY EDITOR HICkOX.

"Spectacled Antiquarian Is what Neighbor Bolles, of the New Milford Gazette, has unkindly and unwisely called Editor Hickox, of the Litchfield Enquirer, during the county seat con- troversy. We cannot endorse Neighbor Bolles' chivalry in regard to titles, but we must admit that in Editor Hickox' s hands "the pen is mightier than the sword" and cuts keener than "Damas- GUS blade" such as only the ancients possessed. During the whole contro- versy over the county seat question there has been nothing keener spoken or written than Editor Hickox's follow ing description of the Roraback corona tion scene:
 It Is really amusing to see the queer shapes the joy of New Milford at becom- ing a quarter county seat puts on. The Gazette was aided, last week, by the Canaan News, which puts its whole soul and every quack medicine cut in the office into column of jnbilation. It seems that New Milford fell foul of Mir Roraback, chief counsel for the peti- tioners, on the announcement of the vote of the senate. "They seized him and carried him on their shoulders in triumph. Their joy knew no bounds they shouted themselves hoarse they grabbed Roraback's Derby hat, swung it aloft and tossed it to and ire until nothing but the rim remained. They then marched him hareheadad to a hat store where they bought him the best and tallest stovepipe hat in the city. y Then follows cut of the coronation. y